Simplicity is a new programming language based on concepts of Scheme, Python and lots of other programming languages and, last but not least, some new ideas. But the outstanding feature of Simplicity is its easy way to let the programmer handle advanced language features like closures, lambda functions, etc.
Language-report and manual will soon be available on this page.
A very early version of a German language manual is already online.
You can yet download some beta releases of the compiler and the libraries:
simple (version 0.4.1)
simple (version 0.4.0)
the Simplicity compiler/runtime-system - just copy it somewhere into your
executable path and rename it to simple
stdlib.tgz (for version 0.4.x)
the Simplicity standard library - unpack the archive contents to
/usr/local/lib - it will create a subdirectory named simple